Events Listed As Open to the Public

The next event in the 2020-2021 Teachers College Dean's Lecture Series takes place on Thursday, March 4, from 4-5 p.m. with Dr. Serena Shim’s presentation: "Application of Motivation and Self-Regulation Theory: A Case of Socio-Scientific Issue-Based Learning.”

Please join the School of Art for a presentation by artist, Cynthia Lin.

The Symphony Band performs traditional and contemporary concert band repertoire under the direction of Caroline Hand. Program to include works by Aurelio Bonelli, Béla Bartók, Percy Grainger, Harrison Collins, and Shelley Hanson. Tickets for limited in-person attendance are now available through the Emens Auditorium box office. This concert will also be livestreamed.

Austin is a piano student of Ray Kilburn, associate professor of music. Program to include works by Ludwig van Beethoven and Sergei Rachmaninoff. Free and open to the public with livestream available.

Jenna is a trumpet student of Stephen Campbell, assistant professor of music performance (trumpet). Program to include works by Arthur Honegger, Joseph Haydn, Paul Hindemith, and Henry Purcell. Free and open to the public with delayed webcast available.

Join our crew of Ball State students Fridays at 6:30pm on Facebook Live and explore a constellation in your night sky! You do not need a Facebook account to watch. Check out the Brown Planetarium YouTube page afterwards for a recording of the event.

2:00 p.m. | Emens Auditorium

Alyssa is a flute student of Mihoko Watanabe, professor of flute. Program to include works by J.S. Bach, Stephan Lias, Eugène Goossens, and Robert Muczynski. Free and open to the public with delayed webcast available.

6:00 p.m. | Emens Auditorium

Jazz Ensembles 2 and 3 are under the direction of Freddie Mendoza and graduate assistant Aron Scott Callard. Tickets for limited in-person attendance are now available through the Emens Auditorium box office. This concert will also be livestreamed.

Amanda is a doctoral trombone student of Chris Van Hof, assistant professor of music performance (trombone). Program to include works by Carolina Calvache, Johannes Brahms, Daniela Candillari, and Elizabeth Raum. Free and open to the public with livestream available.

Ball State’s mostly online (we call it low-residency) master’s degree in emerging media design and development was created for working professionals who want to manage and direct interdisciplinary teams that use advanced storytelling techniques to advance an organization. You will gain skills in three key areas that are in high demand in the workforce: design thinking, human-computer interaction, and cross-platform storytelling. You will learn how to plan, develop, deploy, and test the effectiveness of communication design and stories.

Join the Office of Graduate Admissions to learn about the opportunities that await you at Ball State University. Find your passion and purpose at Ball State with over 100 graduate programs to choose from, dedicated faculty that inspire our students, and a campus with premiere facilities. Discover all Ball State has to offer during our upcoming information session!

The Campus Band features students from across campus and all majors performing under the direction of graduate student conductors.​ Program to include works by Brian Balmages, Percy Grainger, Paul Creston, Frank Erickson, Josef Rheinberger, and Frank Ticheli. Tickets for limited in-person attendance are now available through the Emens Auditorium box office. This concert will also be livestreamed.

This recital will feature the students of Stephen Price, lecturer of teaching (organ). Free and open to the public.

The faculty of the Department of History hosts the Annual Student History Conference each year. History students are invited to share research with interested students and faculty in an informal setting. Conference organizers welcome submissions of papers, teaching units, and multimedia presentations prepared for courses in the Department of History during the current calendar year.

The faculty of the Department of History hosts the Annual Student History Conference each year. History students are invited to share research with interested students and faculty in an informal setting. Conference organizers welcome submissions of papers, teaching units, and multimedia presentations prepared for courses in the Department of History during the current calendar year.

History Master of Arts Information Session. Students will be able to learn how to apply for the program, funding, and assistantships. Students can also learn about new concentrations and courses in the Master's program and other developments.

Trying to figure out your next step? With any undergraduate degree as a foundation, you can earn a master's degree in just 11 months with our on-campus option or our six-semester online program for working professionals looking to change or enhance their career trajectory. You don't have to choose between leadership, business, or technology because CICS combines all of those in a Master’s in Information and Communication Sciences. Recently named the top program in the country for 2020 by Information and Technology Education and Research Association (ITERA), we provide a proven springboard for both students who are not from a traditional technology background and for those who are.

The Teachers College 2021 Emens Distinguished Professorship Series kicks off on Thursday, March 18, 2021, from 4-6 p.m., with Dr. Stacey Lee presenting: “Culturally Sustaining Pedagogy: Challenges and Possibilities for Social Justice Education in the Current Moment” via Zoom.

Information Session for the Advanced Placement Masters (AMP) in Educational Psychology and Quantitative Psychology If you are a currently admitted Ball State undergraduate student with at least 75 credit hours and a 3.25 cumulative GPA, you may be eligible for the Accelerated Master’s Program (AMP). AMP allows you to begin your graduate studies while still an undergraduate student!

Are you interested in a career in public affairs, working in government or the nonprofit sector to strengthen communities and provide vital services?If your answer is “yes,” then consider earning a Master of Public Administration degree at Ball State. Our interdisciplinary program allows you to gain substantive training in a specific policy area to complement your learning about public and nonprofit administration and policy. Our policy concentration areas include criminal justice, social issues and policy, information and communication technology, and urban planning. Students also have the opportunity to develop a customized course of study in other policy areas.

The Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies Ball State University in conjunction with Muncie Public Library presents a free lecture and discussion series.

Trying to figure out your next step? With any undergraduate degree as a foundation, you can earn a master's degree in just 11 months with our on-campus option or our six-semester online program for working professionals looking to change or enhance their career trajectory. You don't have to choose between leadership, business, or technology because CICS combines all of those in a Master’s in Information and Communication Sciences.

Trying to figure out your next step? With any undergraduate degree as a foundation, you can earn a master's degree in just 11 months with our on-campus option or our six-semester online program for working professionals looking to change or enhance their career trajectory. You don't have to choose between leadership, business, or technology because CICS combines all of those in a Master’s in Information and Communication Sciences. Recently named the top program in the country for 2020 by Information and Technology Education and Research Association (ITERA), we provide a proven springboard for both students who are not from a traditional technology background and for those who are.

Join the Entrepreneurship Center for the Entrepreneurial Lecture Series with Darius Norwood. He is a serial entrepreneur building an eco-system at the intersection of the entertainment and real estate industries with his company Norwood & Co. After founding the nationally recognized Coca-Cola-sponsored Music Festival, ChirpFest at Ball State University; Norwood gained his business intellect from his time specializing in business development managing $10M+ territories with multiple Fortune 500 companies. The lecture will be streamed live on the Entrepreneurship Center's Facebook page.

Join our crew of Ball State students Fridays at 6:30pm on Facebook Live and explore a constellation in your night sky! You do not need a Facebook account to watch. Check out the Brown Planetarium YouTube page afterwards for a recording of the event.

The Ball State University community and members of the public are cordially invited to attend the 26th annual Student Symposium from April 13-28.

The Ball State University community and members of the public are cordially invited to attend the 26th annual Student Symposium from April 13-28.

The Ball State University community and members of the public are cordially invited to attend the 26th annual Student Symposium from April 13-28.

The Ball State University community and members of the public are cordially invited to attend the 26th annual Student Symposium from April 13-28.

The Ball State University community and members of the public are cordially invited to attend the 26th annual Student Symposium from April 13-28.

The Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies Ball State University in conjunction with Muncie Public Library presents a free lecture and discussion series.

The Ball State University community and members of the public are cordially invited to attend the 26th annual Student Symposium from April 13-28.

The Ball State University community and members of the public are cordially invited to attend the 26th annual Student Symposium from April 13-28.